Iberville County Louisiana Archives Deed.....Blanchard, Et Al  - Hebert, Et Al  March 8, 1806

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Written: March 8, 1806

Date: March 8, 1806

Sale - Confirmation

Marie Josephe Hebert, widow of Antoine Blanchard, in her name and as in 
capacity of mother and tutrix of her minor children, who declared that in 
1795, her decd. husband, sold to and she ratifies same, to the heirs of the 
decd. Anselme Blanchard:

The same plantation which her said decd. husband, Antoine Blanchard had sold 
and exchanged with his father, the same Anselme Blanchard, which is situated 
in this County on the right bank of the Mississippi river, bounded above by 
the properties of Honore Braud and below by those of which the said Mr. 
Anselme Blanchard possessed at the time, composed of eight arpents of land of 
front with the ordinary depth of forty, the buildings, enclosures and other 
things which might depend on the same plantation, in a word, such as it 
comprises and contains, the same belongs to the above said decd. Antoine 
Blanchard, her husband, for having been in possession of the same in this 
manner:
five arpents of land of front on forty of depth which he had purchased of 
Olivier Leblanc by act passed before Nicolas DeVerbois, then Commandant of the 
District of Iberville, the fourteenth day of the month of August one thousand 
seven hundred eighty-nine, which is deposited in the archives of this County; 
and the three aprents of land of front more, with forty of depth, for having 
had them by donation, verbally, which was made him by his father, the above 
said Mr. Anselme Blanchard.

The above said plantation had been sold and satisfied by another tract which 
the decd. Anselme Blanchard had given to his son in exchange of the one above; 
composed of six arpents of front and forty of depth, which her husband had 
disposed of during his life.

Additional Comments:
Transcribed from original French in 1978 by Delma Abadie

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